With the EU insisting that it cannot (or will not) do a trade deal with the UK within a year, and Boris Johnson stating that he will not extend the transition period beyond 31 December 2020, it is more important […]
In a joint report with Brexit Facts4EU, CIB examines the issue of whether the UK should remain in Erasmus+, the EU’s youth exchange programme. We find that the European focus of the scheme means it is not meeting most UK […]
Ambassador Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos explains how Brexit offers hope to the Greek people that one day, they too may be able to achieve their independence. The Greeks have suffered greatly at the hands of the EU, which imposed on it an extreme […]
January 31st will be a truly historic day in UK history. While we at CIB are under no illusions that it is ‘job done’ (with the future relationship still to be negotiated and the Remain campaign set to reinvent itself […]
In a joint report with Brexit Facts4EU, CIB examines the issue of whether Scotland could quickly rejoin the EU in the event of an independence vote. Not only do EU rules make quick Scottish entry impossible, an independent Scotland in […]
Brendan Chilton, chairman of our affiliated organisation Labour Leave, explains how Labour’s pro-Brexit policy in the immediate aftermath of the 2016 referendum was steadily undermined by its own MPs, supported by external forces in the now defunct People’s Vote campaign. […]
